NAME

SYNOPSIS

   use Net::XMPP2::Component;

   my $con = Net::XMPP2::Component->new (
                domain => 'chat.jabber.org'
                server => 'jabber.org',
                port   => 5347,
                secret => 'insecurepasswordforthehackers'
             );
   $con->connect;
   $con->init;
   $con->reg_cb (session_ready => sub { ... });

DESCRIPTION

This module is a subclass of "Net::XMPP2::Connection" and inherits all methods. For example "reg_cb" and the stanza sending routines.

For additional events that can be registered to look below in the EVENTS section.

Please note that for component several functionality in Net::XMPP2::Connection might have no effect or not the desired effect. Basically you should use the Net::XMPP2::Component as component and only handle events the handle with incoming data. And only use functions that send stanzas.

No effect has the event "stream_pre_authentication" and the "authenticate" method of Net::XMPP2::Connection, because those handle the usual SASL or iq-auth authentication. "Jabber" components have a completly different authentication mechanism.

Also note that the support for some XEPs in Net::XMPP2::Ext is just thought for client side usage, if you miss any functionaly don't hesitate to ask the author or send him a patch! (See Net::XMPP2 for contact information).

METHODS

new (%args)

This is the constructor. It takes the same arguments as the constructor of Net::XMPP2::Connection along with a few others:

NOTE: Please note that some arguments that Net::XMPP2::Connection usually takes have no effect when using this class. (That would be the 'username', 'password', 'resource' and 'jid' arguments for example.)

EVENTS

NOTE: The event "stream_pre_authentication" should _not_ be handled and just ignored. Don't attach callbacks to it!

session_ready

This event indicates that the component has connected successfully and can now be used to transmit stanzas.

AUTHOR

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.